ropoda Pop Up Changing Tent 83" x 48" x 48", 6.9FT Upgrade Shower Tent, Portable Changing Room, Shower Tents for Camping, Privacy Tents,Includes 1 Removable Bottom,8 Stakes,1 Rain Cover(Gray)

good, affordable, easy to carry, instant set up, and take down roomy porta-potty, or shower tent. This one solves some problems! first sentence says it all. Not recomended for use on the side of freeways though as Semi truck winds might create a little havoc (just kidding!) It really is handy for instant privacy for many uses camping, picnics, beach days for changing, phone calls without wind sounds, etc It's good-Buy it!

I love this! I didn't get steaks, a bottom floor or baggies.I do still love it and very happy with the purchase. I want to buy one more.Eventually I will, It's very roomy, versatile with bathroom/dressing room/shower and sturdy for a pop out. It was confusing trying to get back down into the circle to fold away. I am sure that will get easier! 😆Love it!You can see it next to the tent. Sorry, I.wasnt focused on getting a picture of it that day. 😆

While camping at a music festival I was green with envy seeing my neighbors with one of these tents that they were using for showering,/changing instead.of having to use the public shower with its long lines and kind of nasty conditions. I wasn't sure I needed to invest in one though, until I realized it would also solve another problem. When I camp in a hammock in a campground, I either have to set up a big tent to change in or hike down to the bathhouse when i want to change my clothes. It's either that or try to maneuver getting dressed while in a hammock. I can't imagine what that must look like from the outside, probably like a giant caterpillar writhing in its cocoon or something, but I can assure you that I am getting a full core workout every time I put on a pair of pants while in the hammock.So, since it was going to solve my hammock dressing room problem as well as add a touch of luxury to my music festival camping experience, I ordered this pop up tent. I opened it today and when it says pop up, it means it! It nearly exploded in my living room! I looked it over, tried the zipper, noted that the stakes and other parts were all there and then tried to fold it back up. I discovered that there is some magic involved in this that I didn't know. I looked at the instructions that were provided, but they were of little help. After several minutes of wrestling and twisting without ever getting the tent back to its original folded size, I realized I needed a video tutorial. Google to the rescue! A nice lady with either an Aussie or Kiwi accent introduced the video and proceeded to demonstrate. It took her all of 5 seconds! I watched it 3 times and tried it myself. Success! So do yourself a favor and watch a video on how to fold this beast before somebody gets hurt.Having said all that, I think I'm going to like this. It's taller than some of the other brands I looked at, which I liked, since I am not petite. it folds into a very flat package, which is good for fitting it in my car. It does smell right out of the package though, and that, along with the poor folding instructions, make it a 4 out of 5 stars for me. I hope that the smell will go away once it's been set up for a while.

Great product, easy to put up and take down. Cannot see through even in the sunshine.

Love it so far. I don’t like that when getting out of the pool, my family and friends need to walk through my house dripping wet. With this tent they can change out of their bathing suit or use a portable toilet. You will need to watch the videos several times to learn how to fold it up. It’s similar to folding up some car shades. Once folded and put into the case it stores easily. It’s definitely worth the money. We live in the Coastal Bend so the stakes are needed for it to be wind resistant.

Love my new “cabana” for my hot tub. Spacious and light weight. Seems well made.

Fairly easy set up and take down. Can survive very high winds when all guys are used. Lots of room inside. I’m 6’ 4” and 265# and there is plenty of room for me. I can move around and stand up fully no problem.We use it to house a portable toilet and for changing clothes. Have not yet used as a shower, but again, there is lots of space so most likely it will work. My main complaint is I can never remember how to fold/coil the thing up after use. I make sure I keep the instructions in the bag. Maybe someday I’ll get it. Recommend.

[Update - positive - original 2 star]i wanted to take some time to respond to generous and responsive response from the Seller. I was a little late replying they sent more than one message addressing my concern. They offered a refund. That is very kind but not necessary - I am keeping the product and it does serve a purpose of being backup potty. It wouldn't be right to take a refund. The product isn't damaged either. I want to thank the Seller for their interaction and incentive. That shows, to me, they are serious about their business and care not just about their ratings and reviews and revenue but their customers as well. It is no small matter to run a small business and wanted to take this moment to acknowledge that.---[Original Review] Been thinking about having out house in back yard for emergencies or when you just need quick visit while doing yard work not needing to drag dirt etc in house for 'quick pottie visit'. Then I needed quick solution and gave this a try with a camping pottie. The pop up function is fine. But the only instructions are how to fold it back up. but there are no instructions how to attach what to what and how. So last minute hammering in plastic stakes guessing at what is for the floor and what is for the stake and what is for the lines again guessing. I thought the floor was incorporated with the pop up. NOPE. So you want something with a floor and private CLEAN spot and the pop up burst open and dirt whatever all around and then the floor but good luck attaching that without dirt everywhere. Yeah for no other option emergency is serves that purpose. But how do you attach the whatever section that I assume is on top like is raining but again NO Bleeping instructions.ALSO zipper is VERY HARD TO USE. So for now it serves I suppose as stand in to where a proper out house if exists would be because it takes more space than you would think and didn't conveniently fit under canopy. The plastic stakes are basically for one use. on removing and setting up in different spot - hammered off and can't find all the pieces and sure and heck will need a lot of digging to get broken off section of plastic staked out of ground. Hope no foot or paw steps or trips on it.Instructions would have made a world of difference and I need them hard copy with the package OR on the box. Dont expect customers to be in remote place where this might be used to check online IF even if how connecting the floor and what loop or whatever is where stakes go and in what order. Very disappointed.

Finally got around to using this a few weeks ago for a camping trip. Used it as a personal outhouse and it worked like a charm. It does take a little practice to get it folded the right way and get back into the bag, so consider yourself warned. LOL! Just be patient and take your time.I haven't used the rain-fly yet, so I can't comment on that. I did use the floor, and that was easy to clip in. The ground was too hard to get the plastic stakes into, so I attached the floor and used my portable toilet inside as a weight to anchor everything in place.I highly recommend this product.

Excellent Value - Nice and Tall - Lots of room - would buy again as it is perfect for Camping and one of only a few options that offer this much space! Fred :-)

Assurez-vous que vous pouvez fixer la tente solidement dans la terre. Elle s'envole au moindre coup de vent.

Fiable. Facile à monter et démonter.

It is amazing! Very good quality and huge! Setting and folding back is so easy. They thought about everything we would need. Thank you!